I'm curious to know why I'm getting this message (unable to connect to host:
Connection refused (10061)) from my VNC client. I seem to get it the day
after I disconnect. Conversely, I don't get it after rebooting the remote
machine, until the next day. Both machines are Windows 2000, and using
When I log onto a server, the servers mouse becomes unstable, flickering
continuously.
Can this be corrected?
I'm running Windows XP.
Thanks
Dave
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Been answered before:
Quoting Wez:
The next release will address this. It's an artefact of the way in which
VNC Server 4 ensures that it captures alpha-blended windows and some other
special effects.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Dave Tripp wrote:
When I log onto a server, the servers mouse becomes
Dave,
If you are using VNC Enterprise Edition, you can untick the Capture alpha
blended windows option under the Hooks tab in the Server settings in order
to avoid the cursor flickering. This option will also be available in the
VNC Free Edition 4.1 release.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Hello everybody
I use VNC Server 4, on a WinNT Machine. Using the VNC Viewer on WinXP I
connect normally during 3 days.
During those 3 days I restarted the VNC server machine and I could connect
without any problem from the client.
The VNC Server was installed with default parameters, as a
I am seeing strange behavior on a couple of XP Professional SP2
computers running RealVNC Server v 4.0 in service mode. Both are brand
new, factory fresh boxes with typical windows components installed, only
3rd party application running is Symantec AV Corporate Edition.
When I attempt to connect
PLEASE REMOVE MYSELF AS WELL I AM UNABLE TO AS WELL.
Thank you
mark
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004,
Frank Kim wrote:
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 08:48:39 -0800
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I haven't been able to myself
Good afternoon,
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Thank you!
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IT
I spent about 5 hours trying to troubleshoot this problem before I found an
older message on this list saying that some routers don't allow traffic that
originates from inside the router to return.
I was getting this error when trying to connect to a computer on my network
from another computer on
